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Dhruv Nath CRM 3 Connecting with the Customer : Call Centres

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Page 1: CRM 3 Call Centres

Dhruv Nath

CRM 3Connecting with the

Customer : Call Centres

CRM 3Connecting with the

Customer : Call Centres

Page 2: CRM 3 Call Centres

Reference

• “The Nuts and Bolts of CRM”, Chapter 2

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The CRM System

CRMSystem

CRMSystem

SharedSharedData BaseData Base

Marketing

Sales

Customer Support

Management

Customer

Operational CRM

Analytical CRM

Call Centre

Call Centre

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Exercise : The Context : Correct This Diagram

BPO

Back Office (Non-Voice)

Call Centre (Voice)

BP Off Shoring

Assume BPO is correct

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Solution : Call Centres - The Context

BPONear

Shoring

Call Centre (Voice)

Back – Office (Non-Voice)

Contact Centre

(Both Voice and non-

Voice)

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EPABX

Phone Lines

Agents

EPABX based Call Centre

Call Routed to the first free agent

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Exercise : Call Centre Architecture

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Phone Lines

IVRS

Call Centre Architecture

VoiceLogger

Agents

Data BaseData Base Agents’ PCs

ACD

Inbound Call

Centre

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Exercise 3c : Managing the Call Centre

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Exercise : SLA (Inbound)

• Groups– 2 people from the client’s end– 2 people from the Call Centre

• Come to an agreement on the clauses to be used in the SLA

SLAs translated into goals for each agent

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Outbound Call Centres

• Purpose ?– Tele-Marketing– Collections– Surveys

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Outbound Call Centres : Dialling

• Someone has to dial customer phone numbers– Who ?– Agent ?

• Problem ?

• Solution ?

• Automatic dialling– “Dialler”

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Outbound Call Centres : Dialler

• The dialler dials a fresh phone number when at least one agent is free

• Problem ?• Solution ?• Keep dialling based on :

– Average time taken by agents for a Call– Average time taken to reach a customer on the phone

• If we need 100 calls per minute, the dialler may need to dial, say, 150 calls per minute.

• Pacing Ratio = 1.5

Predictive Dialler

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Predictive Dialler

• We could still have :– Customers on hold with no agent free– Too many agents free– Solution ?

• Some Diallers are Self Learning

• Dedicated team to do on-going monitoring and manual fine-tuning

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Phone Lines

IVRS

Call Centre Architecture – Inbound + Outbound

VoiceLogger

AgentsPredictiveDialler

ACD

Data BaseData Base Agents’ PCs

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The Outbound Call Centre in CRM Tele-Marketing

• Scripting– What is it ?– Why do we need it ?

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Vantive Demo - Tele Marketing

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• Is scripting feasible / desirable in the following cases :– Customer Support for a cell phone company– Lead generation for a cell phone company– Lead generation for an Engineering Projects company– Outbound Call Centre for credit card collections– Tele-Support for an Oracle Database

• Guidelines for using Scripting ?• Guidelines

– Simple, structured situations– Typically outbound (agent in control)– Inbound only upto a point

Tele-Marketing - Exercise

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Exercise : SLA (Outbound)

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Home Assignment – Marketing / Sales Force

Automation• Read “The Nuts and Bolts of CRM”,

Chapter 4, 5, 6– Tele-Marketing– Campaign Management – Workflow– Sales Force Automation

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The CRM System

CRMSystem

CRMSystem

SharedSharedData BaseData Base

Marketing

Sales

Customer Support

Management

Customer

Operational CRM

Analytical CRM

Call Centre

Call Centre

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Dhruv Nath

CRM 3Connecting with the

Customer : Call Centres

CRM 3Connecting with the

Customer : Call Centres